34 Tex. Admin. Code § 221.4 - Criteria for Issuance of Public Securities
(a) The authority shall not issue a public
security to finance any project or cost related thereto, unless:
(1) the project has been specifically
authorized by the Act, the General Appropriations Act, or other applicable
law;
(2) the board has approved the
request for financing and has determined to proceed with the issuance of public
securities;
(3) the governing body
of the client agency requesting such financing has authorized the execution of
a memorandum of understanding between the client agency and the authority
relating to the specific public securities program and has agreed to necessary
financing documents as may be appropriate and consistent with these
sections;
(4) the public securities
issuance and the projects have been reviewed and approved by the Bond Review
Board or any other agency required to review such bond proceedings or approve
projects as authorized by law;
(5)
the governing body of the client agency has by resolution authorized the
execution and performance of the financing documents; and
(6) the board has approved the related
financing documents.
(b)
In the event proceeds are to be used to finance a project of the TDCJ, the TDCJ
must have submitted to the Bond Review Board a master plan for correctional
facilities prior to disbursement of bond proceeds.
(c) The authority assumes no responsibility
in connection with the eligibility of any specific project for financing nor
with respect to the need for such project or that any project will comply with
any legal requirement, except to review legislation authorizing the project,
the approval process with respect to the project, including Bond Review Board
approvals, and to provide a proper description of the project in bond offering
documents, if required.
(d) The
authority may request the assistance of the client agency in complying with
information requests from the Bond Review Board, rating agencies, the attorney
general, financial advisor, bond counsel, or other requests required for
issuance of the bonds.
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